Wetproof Gear, Seattle

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: One of the first things that comes to mind when one hears Seattle is the rain. That reputation is well deserved. On average, Seattle only gets 50 days of clear sunny days in a whole year. That doesn't necessarily mean that it rains for the rest of the year, it just means that it can be overcast and windy as well. Still, you should always be prepared for it to rain, which can happen at any time, usually when it's most inconvenient I've noticed. So bring clothes that will keep the rain off you like light rain jackets, hats, etc.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: When I moved to Seattle, I got 3 or 4 umbrellas as going away gifts. In the past 4 years I've used them about once. Carrying an umbrella will immediately identify you as a tourist.
It rarely rains hard in Seattle. Unless you have some highly sprayed hairdo, you can sometimes just ignore the mist. All you really need, even for when it's a little heavier than mist, is an all-weather/rainproof jacket with a hood.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Seattle is very casual for the most part. Restaurants that require clothing more formal than that are few and far between. It does get cold here, even in the mornings and evenings during the summer, so a jacket is a good idea. Also, don't forget raingear, even in the summer when rain is less likely but still possible.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: No matter what month of the year you are coming in, always bring a jacket. You never know when it's going to start raining in this town, or when the weather will turn chilly. If it is late July or August, you will probably only need a light jacket- but don't quote me on that!

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: No one from Seattle would ever be caught dead with an umbrella and the truth is you probably won't need one anyway. It rarely pours in Seattle and normally just tends to drizzle. Bring a raincoat with a hood and you will be fine.

Luggage and bags: If you have a raincoat, warm sweaters, pants, good heavy shoes that water won't soak through and lighter clothing to wear under neath it all you are set.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: You can bring an umbrella but to be quite honest, many natives don't even carry one anymore because it's just always drizzly and you deal with it.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Just in case make sure you bring an umbrella or some kind of rain gear to avoid being soaked in that Seattle rain.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Yup .... you got it it rains all the year round here so so 'Singing in the rain' might become ur fav. song out here ...always carry something waterproof handy in case you like walking around